List of British Somalis
The following is a list of notable British Somalis.
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Entertainment
- Poly Styrene, musician, whose father was Somali[1]
- Maya Jama, radio presenter
- Chunkz, entertainer
- Prince Abdi, comedian
- Aar Maanta, singer
- Hudeydi, musician
Politics
- Hibaq Jama, politician
- Mohamed Mohamud Ibrahim, politician
- Magid Magid, politician
- Saad Al Douri, Chatham House analyst and manager[2]
Innovation
- Abdirashid Duale, entrepreneur
- Alexander Yusuf, architect
Fashion
- Samira Hashi, model and activist
Media
- Mohamoud Sheikh Dalmar, journalist
- Mo Ali, film director
- Rageh Omaar, journalist and writer
Activism
- Nimco Ali, activist
- Hanan Ibrahim, activist
- Leyla Hussein, psychotherapist
- Amal Azzudin, activist
Writing
- Nadifa Mohamed, novelist[3]
- Hirsi Magan Isse, scholar
- Hibo Wardere, author
- Warsan Shire, writer and poet
- Diriye Osman, writer and artist
Sport
- Abdi Jama, baskerballer
- Ramla Ali, boxer
- Mukhtar Mohammed, runner
- Jawahir Roble, referee
- Ibrahim Farah, footballer
- Leon Osman, footballer,
- Mukhtar Ali, footballer
- Mo Farah, runner
- Islam Feruz, footballer
Other
- Ramzi Mohammed, criminal
- Muhaydin Mire, criminal
- Hussain Bisad, former world's tallest person - current largest hands
- Mahmood Hussein Mattan, sailor
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References
- Philby, Charlotte (19 April 2008). "My secret life: Poly Styrene, Singer, 51". The Independent. Retrieved 4 March 2020.
- https://www.chathamhouse.org/experts
- "Nadifa Mohamed - Literature". literature.britishcouncil.org. Retrieved 13 March 2020.
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